Research Group
Group Introduction
ICS Lab (Intelligent Cooperative Systems Laboratory) focuses on the deep integration of communications, sensing, and control in future intelligent wireless systems. Our research addresses intelligent information acquisition, reliable connectivity, autonomous decision-making, and cooperative operation in complex and dynamic environments, covering fundamental theory, advanced algorithms, and system-level applications.
With intelligent cooperation as its core concept, the group investigates reliable information connectivity through communications, environment and system awareness through sensing, and autonomous decision-making and cooperation through intelligent control. Our long-term goal is to explore Integrated Communication, Sensing and Control Systems for future intelligent wireless networks and autonomous systems.
The Meaning of ICS
ICS not only represents our research vision in intelligent cooperative systems and integrated communication, sensing, and control, but also reflects the core values shared by our group: Innovation, Collaboration, and Synergy.
Mission and Goals
Centered on intelligent cooperation, we aim to explore future intelligent systems through reliable communication, comprehensive sensing, and intelligent control, with a particular focus on the deep integration of communication, sensing, and control.
Our group combines problem-driven research with exploration of emerging technologies. We emphasize the integration of fundamental theory, algorithm design, and practical applications. Our research focuses on key challenges in future wireless networks, low-altitude intelligent networks, autonomous systems, and intelligent cooperative systems, with the goal of developing an integrated research framework from theoretical modeling and algorithm design to system validation.
In student training, we emphasize independent thinking, research creativity, teamwork, and lifelong learning. We encourage every member to explore challenging research problems in an open, rigorous, and supportive environment, and to gradually establish independent research capabilities and sustainable research directions.
Research Areas
Collaborative Scholars
Xuejun Cheng is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree at Shandong University and is a CSC-sponsored visiting Ph.D. student at the National University of Singapore. His research interests include intelligent metasurface beamforming, integrated sensing and communication, and multiple-access technologies.
Maoyuan Wang is currently pursuing the Master's degree at Shandong University. His research interests include flexible intelligent metasurfaces, integrated sensing and communication, and deep reinforcement learning.
Master's Students
Undergraduate Students